Comments By MindFreak

I wish I had seen this earlier since you were going to be in The Rock...would have given you a shout and tried to meet up with you and the hubby and showed you some hospitality. I hope all goes well for ya Chickie!!

Oh noooo... Mind Freak! Now you've done it. You'll just encourage her!!

That was my intention!!!

The only thing I can think of now is what goes on in Rainy's truck!! I read her comment somewhere else that she rarely wears underwear...now I am VERY intrigued!! Lol

I had a couple of oilfield buddies that never understood why I always tried to joke around with people..it pays off. I made the guy running the mancamp laugh...on my next trip to west Texas..I call him from the Dallas airport and repeat what made him laugh so he could picture who I was..I asked if it would be possible to get a single room instead of one with bunk beds and a roommate..guess what...I did! Every time I was in Dallas I made the call and got the room...my buddies always had to share a room with someone else. Congratulations on the new gig! I hope it works out very well for you!!

I have done the same thing where the trailer will be straight but the truck is turned a bit..lol The docks at my place of employment are not well lit and it is difficult to hit it just right at night anyway. They keep telling me not to worry about it as long as it is good enough to out Hendrick plate in and.load the trucks but I would still like it to be spot on.

When I am putting a trailer to a dock I consistently do the same thing over and over...I will hit the dock bumper on the driver's side but the right side will be 4-6 inches off the bumper. What am I doing that is causing this? Thanks in advance for the help.

Hang in there sweet lady....things will turn around. You're in my prayers.

Thankful that you are ok Rainy!

I love reading Rainy's posts...always worth it!

I have been wondering how you were doing. Sorry to hear about all of the chaos that is going on. You hang in there! The most important thing is for you to be healthy, and I hope you get to go back to driving very soon. You will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.